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Man, so many wise-*** comments in one thread. Just help her out and be done with it. Put simply OP, the OEM tires are designed for summer driving. Once the
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Man, so many wise-*** comments in one thread. Just help her out and be done with it.
Put simply OP, the OEM tires are designed for summer driving. Once the temperature drops to freezing, the rubber hardens and loose a lot of grip. Any snow on the ground is only going to make it worst. Once they clear the road, you'll be fine...but I would go easy on the throttle. It's not impossible to drive with summer tires in very light snow, but I would avoid it if you can. A dedicated winter setup is best as some have suggested, but you can also your tire setup to All-Seasons if you're mostly doing normal daily driving.
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